Oregon Brewers Festival
The Orehops Festival is free to attend, with no admission required to enter the grounds.
To enjoy beer at the festival, you’ll need to make a one-time purchase of a 2026 souvenir plastic mug for $7. Beer is purchased using wooden tokens, available for $1 each. A full mug costs four tokens, while a single taste costs one token.
Mugs and tokens can be purchased on-site at the Mug/Tokens tent, located just inside the Oak Street entrance. Please note that mugs or glasses from previous years will not be accepted for pours, but unused tokens from past festivals can still be used.
All mug and token purchases are cash only—credit cards and checks are not accepted. For convenience, eight ATM machines are available throughout the festival grounds.
ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT
The Orehops Festival gives attendees the chance to sample a wide range of craft beer styles from 80 different brewers.
In addition to beer tastings, the event features:
Live music
Beer-focused vendors
Displays of beer memorabilia
Homebrewing demonstrations
A variety of food vendors
The Crater Lake Soda Garden offers complimentary handcrafted soda for minors and designated drivers. Minors are welcome at all times when accompanied by a parent. Please note that animals are not permitted on festival grounds.
The Orehops Festival stage is presented by Country Malt Group. Details about the 2026 entertainment lineup will be announced closer to the event.
ON-SITE AMENITIES
Enjoy the following beer-related vendors and displays at the festival:
Bottle Tap: Custom-designed bottle openers with unique styles.
Cascade Breweriana Association: Showcasing beer memorabilia from years past.
Hopped Up Jewelry: Handmade hop flower earrings and jewelry for craft beer fans, created in Bend, Oregon by designer Kimberly Markley.
Linda’s Temporary Tattoos: Hand-painted temporary body art.
New Avenues for Youth: Highlighting Brews for New Avenues, Portland’s craft beer event supporting a good cause.
Olive Branch: Offering gourmet olives, pickled garlic, pickled vegetables, olive oil, vinegars, margarita mix, Bloody Mary mix, and olive juice.
Oregon Brew Crew: Oregon’s oldest and largest homebrew club, hosting demonstrations and connecting with attendees at the south end of the park near volunteer check-in.
Oregon Brewers Guild: Selling S.N.O.B. memberships and T-shirts for Supporters of Native Oregon Beer.
SPORTS-U: Official Orehops Festival merchandise.
Stumptown Kilts: Modern utility kilts and accessories for men and women.
Vacation Internationale: Sharing resort promotions through interactive games and activities.
LOCATION
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
300 SW Naito Parkway
Portland, OR 97204
RVING AT THE EVENT
There is no RVing at The Oregon Brewers Festival or Tom McCall Waterfront Park, but there are many RV parks nearby to choose from. These include:
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WHERE TO STAY
Hotels
If you’d prefer to stay at a hotel, here are a couple nearby:
HOW TO GET THERE
The Oregon Brewers Festival is located at Tom McCall Waterfront Park in downtown Portland. To get into the park, there are four entrances:
Under the Morrison Street Bridge
At SW Oak Street
At SW Pine Street
Along the sea will at Pine
Public transportation is the best option to get to the Oregon Brewers Festival, and the MAX line drops riders off one block from the festival at SW First and Oak Street.
PARKING
There is no on-site event parking, but there is parking nearby at the SmartPark at 33 NW Davis Street. The Hopworks Bike Corral lets festival attendees park your bike for free, and is staffed by volunteers. The bike corral is located under the Morrison Street Bridge.
TICKETS & PRICING
The Oregon Brewers Festival does not require admission or a ticket to enter the festival grounds. However, in order to participate in beer or cider tasting, a current year’s souvenir tasting mug is required.
WRAP UP
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